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‘John Mayall Plays John Mayall Live at Klooks Kleek’ captures his multifaceted talent, with standout harmonica solos and powerful vocal delivery, while his collaboration with saxophonists like Nigel Stanger introduces an unexpected yet powerful brass element to the music. This live recording not only highlights Mayall’s ability to seamlessly lead his band, but it also provides a glimpse into the early stages of British blues, paving the way for future generations.
“The family has been working closely with Madfish / Snapper Music over the past couple of years to bring together this formidable collection of music and memorabilia. We are very excited to present this fabulous selection to coincide with John’s long overdue induction into the Rock ’n’ Roll Hall of Fame.” – Gaz Mayall
John Mayall stood above the British Invasion superstars. The Rolling Stones, Animals, Yardbirds, and Cream may have used blues as inspiration for their rock music, but John stood alone among them. While they had a dotted line connection to the American blues legacies, John had a solid line connection.
“I’ve had a very interesting life,” blues legend John Mayall once told American Blues Scene. “And I think, being a musician, you are able to put your experiences into music. That’s the nice thing about the blues is you can tell your stories through words and music.”
Vito has performed the song every year since 1981, but is just now officially releasing as part of the Blue Heart Records’ holiday compilation, Jingle All The Way, out now.
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“Each of these special guests brings something unique to the album, and our team works so well together. I think you can hear that chemistry in the music.” – John Mayall
In 2018, legendary musician and bandleader John Mayall chose Wonderland to be lead guitarist in his band, The Blues Breakers. She became the first woman to ever hold that position (The all-star list of Mayall’s legendary guitarists includes Eric Clapton, Mick Taylor, Peter Green, Coco Montoya and Walter Trout).
John’s latest studio album is set for a late spring/early summer release
John Mayall – ‘The First Generation’ limited edition 35-CD box set drops on 29 January, 2021 via the Madfish label through Snapper Music.